Although you can easily close your incognito window on almost any computer with the keyboard shortcut Ctrl (Command) + Shift + W, it does not disable the service completely. But isn't incognito mode something you should never disable, given its benefits? Well, not if you have children or teenagers who need some adult supervision.

Since incognito mode doesn't record history and the like, you won't be able to see any data about anything the child has searched for on the web. That's where this cool trick comes in. But how do you turn off incognito mode completely in any browser? We've listed methods to do it on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. So, let's quickly get to it!

Before we start disabling incognito mode on browsers completely, it is important that you know how you can simply get rid of these incognito tabs. More often than not, you'll probably simply exit the browser instead of closing the private tabs.

It is not the right way to go about it and can allow anyone to have a look at the content if they visit your browser. That being said, here's a quick rundown of how to turn off incognito mode on the most used browsers out there: